Soft Circuits: Crafting e-Fashion with DIY Electronics

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MIT Press, 17/10/2014 - 408 páginas
Introducing students to the world of wearable technology.

Soft Circuits introduces students to the world of wearable technology. Using Modkit, an accessible DIY electronics toolkit, students learn to create e-textile cuffs, “electrici-tee” shirts, and solar-powered backpacks. Students also learn the importance of one component to the whole—how, for example, changing the structure of LED connections immediately affects the number of LEDs that light up.

 

Índice

Introduction
1
Toolkit
19
Design Challenge Overviews
85
Design Challenge 1
87
Design Challenge 2
121
Design Challenge 3
169
Design Challenge 4
237
Delving Deeper Into Systems Thinking
303
Appendix B
323
Appendix C
329
Appendix D
333
Appendix E
343
Notes
359
References and Photo Credits
361
Index
365
Direitos de autor

Appendix A
315

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Kylie Peppler is Assistant Professor in the Learning Sciences Program and Director of the Creativity Labs at Indiana University Bloomington.

Melissa Gresalfi is Associate Professor of Mathematics Education and Learning Sciences at Vanderbilt University.

Katie Salen Tekinbaş is Professor in the School of Computing and Digital Media at DePaul University and Chief Designer and Researcher at Institute of Play.

Rafi Santo is a doctoral student in the Learning Sciences Program at Indiana University Bloomington.

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